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Shepherd, Natalie

From: bradhorn77@yahoo.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 1:18 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Brad Horn77 Fairfield RdHavertown, PA 19083-3610

From: carlynnelson@yahoo.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 1:11PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

carlyn nelson1051 sharpless roadHockessin, DE 19707

rom: fasterphyl@yahoo.com(ent: Friday, March 03, 2006 6:03 PMo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

)ear EQB:

'A needs this clean vehicle program now!

: am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatfo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

3ud Morello> 0 Box 1964ibrightsville, PA 18210

From: herb_bawden@verizon.netSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 6:05 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thafgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Herbert Bawden555 Buckstone DrSouthampton, PA 189663617

From: humblestmonk@gmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 3:18 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Francis Mercier1112 Daly StreetPhiladelphia, PA 191483019

Shepherd, Natalie

From: psyche-ague@wildmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 3:17 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Anni Frick354 West King StreetChambersburg, PA 172011520

From: janjeri @ hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 3:04 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Jerry Tamburino1910 Hemlock FarmsHawley, PA 184289056

From: weatherbee81 ©earthlink.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 2:34 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Marianne Amspacher11773 Olde Homestead Ct.Glen Rock, PA 173279089

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rgoodwin @ riteaid.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 2:32 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Rebekah Goodwin501 Wood StHarrisburg, PA 171093842

From: jxm292@psu.eduSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 2:25 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Jacqueline Magness916 Metz AvenueState College, PA 168014122

From: CARLKUGEL@EARTHLINK.NETSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 2:21 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Carl Kugel16605 Merrivale LnPacific Palisades, CA 902722237

From: jmeccariello@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 2:15 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements. Doing so not only helps insure the continued beautyand health of our state, but also opens doors for new industry and commerce.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Layman277 Main StreetPittsburgh, PA 152012807

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smelissat@yahoo.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 2:09 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

melissa tesoroni1203 0 Maple Wood DrEast Stroudsburg, PA 183018631

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rrf reed @ sprintmail.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 2:08 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Ronald Freed421 Grahams Woods RoadCarlisle, PA 170138973

From: tammcdougall@earthlink.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 6:58 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Tim mcdougall2032 Huber DrQuakertown, PA 18951-3886

From: timifill@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 6:41 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and-I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Tim Ifill4232 Regent SqPhiladelphia, PA 19104-4439

Shepherd, Natalie

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ladraud@earthlink.netTuesday, March 07, 2006 1:45 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I.am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Lee Ann Draud1008 S. 45th St.Philadelphia, PA 191044409

From: LisaRaeVaughan@hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:44 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Vaughan Boleky353 Frenchcreek RdUtica, PA 16362-1903

From: derek@dhmarkley.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:43 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Derek Markley1905 Karyl LnYork, PA 174041343

From: sneeg@hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:42 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Meghan Mitzel2931 Woodshead TerYork, PA 174039752

From: ken@kenhull.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:41 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Ken Hull203 E Main St .Boalsburg, PA 168271424

From: thebeaker@pa.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:39 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Stephen Baker2252 Dixie DrYork, PA 174022353

From: slindsa2@eastern.eduSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:16 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear'Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community,' and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Steve Lindsay29 Strathmore RdHavertown, PA 19083-3719

From: lehmanh@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:17 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Hal Lehman2031 Locust StPhiladelphia, PA 19103-5611

From: bfink@prodigy.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:21 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PA ,Clean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Brian Fink390 2nd St Apt 13Brooklyn, NY 11215-2407

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mfiorini@ptd.netTuesday, March 07, 2006 7:48 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Mark Fiorini79 Lee Spring RdBlandon, PA 19510-9557

From: gmadoll789@suscom.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:53 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Garry Garry400 Lycoming StApt 201Williamsport, PA 17701

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embuck® innernet.netTuesday, March 07, 2006 8:23 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.We heartily support the efforts to clean up our air in this great Commonwealth, and hopethe legislators will vote for that worthy goal!

Sincerely,Harry and Esther Buck

Harry and Esther Buck1053 Wilson Ave.Chambersburg, PA 17201

From: alexmcc89@hotmail.comSent Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:12 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers an ••estimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PA jClean Vehicle Program. . j

Sincerely, . j

Alex McConaghy j7905 Winston Rd !Philadelphia, PA 19118-3521 . j

From: jeffccampbell@msn.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:28 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a. state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

JEFFREY CAMPBELL325 Raymond StPittsburgh, PA 15218-1006

From: ' mgromulat@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 9:48 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Martin Gromulat4605 Fargreen RdHarrisburg, PA 17110-3215 . ,

From: f_frederick_skitty@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 9:47 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS. 121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.The PA constitution guarantees me clean air and I haven't yet enjoyed it; why is this?

Sincerely,

Michael Frailey213 Meadow LnLancaster, PA 17601-3705

From: apanda4lin@optonline.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:29 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Lindsay Chamberlain37 West High StreetBound Brook, NJ 08805

From: patrickmah@msn.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:41 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Patrick Joseph mahoneyRR 2 Box 2223Lake SheridanNicholson, PA 18446-9689

Shepherd, Natalie

From: kylegracey@gmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:52 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Kyle Gracey201 Nadona AveJohnstown, PA 15904-2417

From: williamjohnwillis@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:55 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

I actually drive a hybrid, so I know how important this is, am putting my money towardsthis important issue, and will also be putting my votes in this direction when I am able.

Sincerely,

William Willis3 00 East Seminary StMercersburg, PA 1723 6

From: hayleymariah@zitomedia.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:29 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Lisa Marie Keech46 Annin CrkTurtlepoint, PA 167501502

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bhenderson@envinity.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 1:17 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Brian Henderson431 Oakwood Ave.Pittsburgh, PA 168032651

Shepherd, Natalie

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jpetardi@yahoo.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 1:16PMEP, RegCommeritsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Jeannine Petardi2910 Liberty stEaston, PA 180452554

From: mharms@bucknell.eduSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:16 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Mollie Harms701 Moore AveLewisburg, PA 178372010

Shepherd, Natalie

From: missjoannak@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:52 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,Joanna Karraker

Joanna Karraker1446 S 8th St.Philadelphia, PA 191475744

From: khanlon74@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 1:48 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Kelly Riley615 Hill Church RdHummelstown, PA 170368558

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miltec@online.noFriday, March 03, 2006 1:35 AMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Thomas ThomassenBrekkestoeNorway, 04780

Shepherd, Natalie

From: sneeg@hotmail.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 2:32 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Meghan Mitzel2931 Woodshead TerYork, PA 174039752

From: kylegracey@gmail.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 4:49 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:1 am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Kyle Gracey2 01 Nadona AvenueJohnstown, PA 159042417

Shepherd, Natalie

From: dingleydell@earthlink.netSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 5:45 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

julia dugan1112 valley roadmarysville, PA 170539775

From: jc_redmon ©webtv.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 10:50 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

John Redmon120 N Pine StMiddletown, PA 170571836

From: clayreed247365@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07,200610:49 PM jTo: EP, RegComments (Subject: PA Clean Vehicles Program I

Dear EQB: ' jI am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the |.Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that |go beyond weaker federal requirements. I

I realize I am not a resident of PA, however, many vehicles from your state travel in NJ Jas well. Anything you can do to help Clean Air is a benefit to all. |

Sincerely,

Clay Reed715 Lincoln AvenueManville, NJ 08835

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steven97531 @ hotmail.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 10:48 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Steven Bielinski706 Foster StScranton, PA 18508-2309

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ngrundman @ hotmail.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 10:37 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

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Sincerely,

Nancy Grundman1242 S Negley AvePittsburgh, PA 15217-1219

From: jlwith@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 10:33 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Jake Witherell123 Sewickley Farm CirMars, PA 16046-7143

From: cresco57@hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07,200610:43 PM |To: EP, RegComments !Subject: PA Clean Vehicles Program I

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Andrew Dorman31 W North St RearBethlehem, PA 180183947

From: dwricel ©verizon.net jSent: Tuesday, March 07,200610:21 PM |To: EP, RegComments |Subject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126 j

!Dear PA Env. Quality Board, i

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, jMy family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by -supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Clean jVehicle Program. j

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Daryl Rice887 Deep Run RdPerkasie, PA 18944-4240

Shepherd, Natalie

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emcalmel @ hotmail.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 10:01 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

William Mellon . •914 Chestnut StreetCollingdale, PA 19023

Shepherd, Natalie

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pressfrank@gmail.comFriday, March 03, 2006 8:14 AMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Madeline Frankel928 Linda Vista Dr.wellfleet, PA 193806028

From: becksteM 360@hotmail.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:15 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements. Please help us to keep a safe and cleanenvironment for all.

Sincerely,Becky Kadingo

Becky Kadingo240 Lawndale AvenueKing of Prussia, PA 194063663

From: helena@indianaconnect.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:18 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Helen Appell129 Appledale LnIndiana, PA 157016357

Shepherd, Natalie

From: nybh77@yahoo.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:19 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,George Heid

George Heid201 Center AvePittsburgh, PA 152153018

From: jcjcjp@msn.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:33 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Carol Palmer147 Stine DriveCollegeville, PA 194262671

From: eileenflanagan@juno.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:35 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Eileen Flanagan3311 Tilden StPhiladelphia, PA 191291411

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cresco57 @ hotmail.comFriday, March 03, 2006 7:40 AMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Andrew Dorman31 W. North St., RearBethlehem, PA 180183947

From: jmci0422@brockport.eduSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 7:37 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the 'state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Jocelyn Mclntosh466 E Main StLititz, PA 175432112

From: seaton@innernet.netSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 7:26 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Howard Beaton639 0 Chambersburg RoadFayetteville, PA 172228331

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stuff@greenspanfamily.comFriday, March 03, 2006 7:17 AMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear•EQB:1 am' writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Alan Greenspan2 527 Naudain StPhiladelphia, PA 191461031

Shepherd, Natalie

From: maryannbaron3@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 9:47 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

mary ann baron728 Davidson RdPhila, PA 19118-4302

From: GUENNIVERE@webtv.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 9:44 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

audrey summa724 Green Ridge St.Scranton, PA 185091905

From: longpinelake@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 4:10 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Sue BumbaughPO Box 3Cashtown, PA 173100003

Shepherd, Natalie

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pmgoldman @f riendlyplanet.comTuesday, March 21, 2006 3:51 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Peggy Goldman100 West Ave Ste W950Jenkintown, PA 190462660

From: jzgrossman@aol.comSent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 3:46 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Judy Grossman8208 Manor RoadElkins Park, PA 190272437

Shepherd, Natalie II

From: viveks@shipleyschool.org ISent: Tuesday, March 21,2006 3:44 PM |To: EP, RegComments ISubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program I

Dear EQB: |I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the 1Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that |go beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Vivek Stalam110 North Roberts RoadBryn Mawr, PA 190102816

From: mattz@gfsnet.orgSent: Tuesday, March 21, 2006 3:43 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

matthew Zipin3120 Midvale AvePhiladelphia, PA 191291011

Shepherd, Natalie

From: vze3vhpv@verizon.netSent: Tuesday, March 21,2006 3:40 PM |To: EP, RegComments ISubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program I

Dear EQB: |I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the IPennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that |go beyond weaker federal requirements. §

Sincerely,

Michael Balsai107 N Mole StPhiladelphia, PA 191021404

Shepherd, Natalie

From: ssbn777@yahoo.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 9:43 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Steven Prekup608 Washington Ave.Sellersville, PA 18960

Steven Prekup •608 Washington Ave.Sellersville, PA 189602120

Shepherd, Natalie

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jrw_4@ juno.comFriday, March 03, 2006 9:26 AMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

games wray1735 doe run rdUnionville, PA 19375

From: louispeirce@hotmail.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 9:26 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

louis peirce146 Erdenheim RdErdenheim, PA 190387848

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evilhockey@yahoo.comFriday, March 03, 2006 9:21 AMEP, RegCom meritsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

brian mccullough834 amosland rdmorton, PA 190701245

Shepherd, Natalie

From: ded_03@ hotmail.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:55 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead in implementing the Pennsylvania CleanVehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that go beyond weakerfederal requirements.

Sincerely,

Dustin Drew500 S Bethlehem PikeFort Washington, PA 190342109

Shepherd, Natalie

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sherri.sternberg@wholefoods.comFriday, March 03, 2006 8:55 AMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

sherri sternberg7933 Heather RdElkins Park, PA 190271207

From: rotondiaj@upmc.eduSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:47 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Armando Rotondi5459 Kipling Rd.Pittsburgh, PA 152171037

Shepherd, Natalie

From: kulliejack@juno.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:41 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Betty & John Mellor315 E Moreland AveHatboro, PA 190402704

From: katieferry@yahoo.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:39 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Katie Ferry506 King of Prussia RdWayne, PA 190872341

Shepherd, Natalie

From: warcon@npacc.netSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:36 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Eileen ConnerRR 2 Box 720Gillett, PA 169259543

From: frogangel60@zdial.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:09 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Lynne & Bill Starrett489 Franklin StLansdale, PA 194463705

Shepherd, Natalie

From: cbrooksclark@hotmail.comSent: Friday, March 03, 2006 8:11 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Brooks Clark532 North Walnut StreetWest Chester, PA 193802367

From: abk132@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 11:04 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Adam Kapp1541 Marlboro RdWest Chester, PA 19382-7847

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Shepherd, Natalie

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shantyirished@hotmail.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 10:59 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Edward Harkins3108 Barnett StPhiladelphia, PA 19149-3101

Shepherd, Natalie

From: turntalk@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 3:42 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,Bill TurnerWilliam Turner28 Spend A Buck Dr.Dillsburg, PA 170199377

From: warren.aarong@gmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 3:30 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:1 am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Aaron Warren2 Fountain Lane #2WScarsdale, NY 105834659

From: jhfitch@usaor.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:03 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

James H. FitchPO Box 15006Pittsburgh, PA 15237-0006

From: aachanS @ hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:08 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

atsuko lin1 Summit CtPlymouth Meeting, PA 19462-2100

From: rfvold@comcast.netSent Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:12 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.C0DECHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Richard Voldstad36 Windermere WayKennett Square, PA 19348-2042

Shepherd, Natalie

From: SEEDYBEAR@JUNO.COMSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:12 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:•I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,Curtis Johnson -Owner 2002 Prius SULEV

curtis Johnson603 Iva LaneFairless Hills, PA 19030

From: msmesaros@msn.com fSent: Tuesday, March 07,2006 7:15 PM jTo: EP, RegComments {Subject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126 f

Dear PA Env. Quality Board, j

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, |My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. jPlease help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the IDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Clean jVehicle Program. I

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the.PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Mary Mesaros47 S 14th StAllentown, PA 18102-4650

Shepherd, Natalie

From: fahytster@gmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:17 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

TERRENCE E. FAHY2109 Susquehanna RdAbington, PA 19001-4407 . . .

Shepherd, Natalie

From: fowler3@comcast.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:21 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS. 121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

John Fowler1146 Wrightstown RdNewtown, PA 18940-9602

Shepherd, Natalie

From: jml12@msn.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:28 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2 003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Jacquelynne M. Lapitsky3806 Hearthstone RdCamp Hill, PA 17011-1425

Shepherd, Natalie |

From: sayengaww@earthlink.net fSent: Tuesday, March 07,2006 7:28 PM |To: EP, RegComments |Subject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS. 121 AND 126 J

IDear PA Env. Quality Board, jj

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, !My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. jPlease help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the jDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Clean IVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from cars Iand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed to jmeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers an jestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk. I

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

William Sayenga168 Mont Alto RdFayetteville, PA 17222-1082

From: maria200348@msn.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:29 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Maria Evers298 Yates StPittston, PA 18640-3390

Subject:

joershaw@comcast.netTuesday, March 07, 2006 7:38 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

joe shaw3 08 Juniper StQuakertown, PA 18951-1604

From: kokoro986@hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:39 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the jDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Linda Sopp2000 Tioga StreetCoal Township, PA 17866

From: spatter@ptd.net ISent: Tuesday, March 07,2006 7:39 PM fTo: EP, RegComments ISubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126 |

Dear PA Env. Quality Board, ' j

!Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, jMy family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. {Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the (Department of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Clean fVehicle Program. I

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from cars Iand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed to jmeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers an jestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk. jII urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Steven Patterson220 N 2nd StSunbury, PA 17801-1802

Shepherd, Natalie

From: annkiefer@comcast.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:40 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve.to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. |Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Ann Kiefer251 Bristol RdChalfont, PA 18914-2501

From: capobianco@adelphia.netSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:41 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Sharon & Tony Capobianco1400 Knights Or

South Park, PA 15129-8519

From: fastphyl1@hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:43 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My.family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

PA used to be a great place to live, but so much pollution is dirtying the air & itspreads to other states as well. Why won't you demand cleaner vehicles? I mean reallydemand clean vehicles in PA???????Are the auto companies paying you to let them slide?

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Phyl MorelloPO Box 1964Albrightsville, PA 18210-1964

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mayadaplaya@gmail.comTuesday, March 07, 2006 7:49 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts us at risk.

As a concerned Haverford college student, I urge the Environmental Quality Board tosupport the DEP's proposed changes to the PA Clean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

James Mayer370 Lancaster AveHaverford, PA 19041-133 6

From: annahaughwout@msn.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 7:58 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS. 121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DBF's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Anna Haughwout702 Garden StWhite Oak, PA 15131-1014

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Anne and Ken Rawson [arawsoni @swarthmore.edu]Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 1:11 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality and-protecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Anne and Ken Rawson228 Garrett AvenueSwarthmore, PA 19 081

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From: Ellen Zaleta [ezaleta@verizon_.net]Sent: Thursday, March 16, 2006 12:12 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Ellen Zaleta520 Arbutus St.Philadelphia, PA 19119

From: Annette Ballard [nbaliard@dca.net]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:47 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Annette Ballard265 Northwestern AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19128

Shepherd, Natalie

From: nitedragonspirit@aol.comSent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:09 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

He ather Ehrlich724 Buckley CirclePenllyn, PA 194221147

From: Sara Steele [sara@sarasteele.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 11:11 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

As a non-smoker who developed asthma as an adult,I am writing to voice my full support forthe Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and to urge that it be implemented as quickly aspossible. There is no reason for us -to have as much air pollution as we do when it can besignificantly reduced.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Sara Steele7139 Cresheim RdPHILADELPHIA, PA 19119

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Evelyn Reitz [ev_reitz@yahoo.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:55 A MTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear Honored Members of the Environmental Qualitiy Board:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible. Although this is a form letter itdoes state my concerns accurately.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Evelyn Reitz109 Greenbriar Rd.Lansdale, PA 19446

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Mara Natkins [maranat@aol.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:51 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state. :•

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Mara Natkins743 0 Sprague StreetPhila, PA 19119

From: Lynn Mather [lynnmather@verizon.net]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:50 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Lynn Mather7425 Boyer StPhiladelphia, PA 19119

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Bradley Layton [blay@alum.mit.edu]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 11:31 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB: :

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Bradley Layton145 Merrybrook DrHavertown, PA 19 083

From: Nancy Shaw [njoyshaw@yahoo.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15,2006 11:12AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Nancy Shaw2017 Laurel Rd.Havertown, PA 19083

From: Martin Gromulat [mgromulat@yahoo.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 11:32 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Martin Gromulat4605 Fargreen RoadHarrisburg, PA 17110

From: Maurine Devine [mdevine@cleanair.org]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 11:31 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles ..Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The- state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Maurine Devine222 N. Narberth AveNarberth, PA 19072

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Leesa Portale [portale@rlf.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 2:19 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state. .

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Leesa Portale310 S. Park DriveWilmington, DE 19809

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From: Deane Rosen [deane.rosen@gmail.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 2:03 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Deane Rosen904 S. 46th St. Apt. 1Philadelphia, PA 19143

From: Rajpal Malik [rajimalik@yahoo.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 3:32 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

DearEQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Rajpal Malik115 W. Durham St.Philadelphia, PA 19119

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Christopher Linn [clinn@dvrpc.org]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 3:26 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution., contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program-would reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Christopher Linn151 W. School House LnPhiladelphia, PA 19144

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Charles Marshall [cgmarshall@nni.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 3:20 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public,health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Charles Marshall32 Wistar RoadPaoli, PA 19301

From: Julie Chadwick [chadwick2004@verizon.net]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 3:04 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Julie Chadwick410 Hawthorne DriveWilmington, DE 19802

Shepherd, Natalie

From: c.tayoun@comcast.netSent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 11:30 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Carla Tayoun8 5 East Greenwood AvenueLansdowne, PA 19050

From: Carissa Shipman [cshipman@temple.edu]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 10:38 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region's smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Programwould reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weaker federalstandards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government's basicair quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked the nation'sworst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the state have also beenrated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply: Pennsylvanians havealready waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Carissa Shipman209 West Walnut StreetNorth Wales, PA 19454

Shepherd, Natalie

From: tbruner@epix.netSent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 6:24 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Tom BrunerPO Box 244Berrysburg, PA 170050244

Shepherd, Natalie

From: Tim Kelly [timkelly57@yahoo.com]Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 11:37 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to voice my full support for the Pennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and tourge that it be implemented as quickly as possible.

Cars and trucks are a significant source of air pollution, contributing approximately onethird of the region’s smog-forming emissions. The Pennsylvania Clean VehiclesProgram would reduce pollution from vehicles more quickly and thoroughly than weakerfederal standards. These pollution reductions are crucial for improving air quality andprotecting public health in the state.

Thirty-seven counties across Pennsylvania still do not meet the federal government’sbasic air quality standards. The Scranton metro area has recently been ranked thenation’s worst for people living with asthma, and other major cities in the statehave also been rated very poorly by asthma experts. To put the matter simply:Pennsylvanians have already waited too long for clean, healthful air.

The state should have implemented the Clean Vehicles Program already. I urge theDepartment of Environmental Protection to move forward getting the program up-and-runningas soon as it can.

Sincerely,

Tim Kelly4437 Spruce StreetFirst FloorPhiladelphia, PA 19104

Shepherd, Natalie

From: mleebloom@yahoo.comSent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 2:09 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Nicole Bloom3 04 Juniata AveHoutzdale, PA 166511940

Shepherd, Natalie

From: marktitaniumrusso@hotmail.comSent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 11:54 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Mark Russo438 RoundhillWayne, PA 190874728

From: CASTIL72@aol.comSent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 6:23 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Mary Beth Castillo49 S 4th StSteelton, PA 171132315

From: aleceff@aol.comSent: Tuesday, March 14, 2006 4:09 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Alec Faggen

Shepherd, Natalie

From: pskph@msn.comSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 1:07 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB: •I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Karen Peterson6307 Caton StreetPittsburgh, PA 15217

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S0331478 @ storm .bucks.eduFriday, March 10, 2006 1:14 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

1 urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

April Reiss2 000 Rosenberger RdQuakertown, PA 18951-2104

Subject:

mary.little@gmail.comFriday, March 10, 2006 10:51 AMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Mary Little318 Old National PikeBrownsville, PA 15417-9335

From: dnbthomp@hotmail.comSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 12:34 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Bronwen Thompson950 Hope AveLititz, PA 175438480

From: KATHRYN.MAFFEI@UPHS.UPENN.EDUSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 10:07 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:1 am writing to urge the sta.te to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements. It is imperative that we preserve our environmentthe best of our ability!

Sincerely, • :

Kathryn Maffei :

Kathryn Maffei2 60 Henley Rd jWynnewood, PA 190963110

From: maffeik@verizon.netSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 10:09 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:1 am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements. It is imperative that we preserve our environmentthe best of our ability!

Sincerely,

Robert' Maffei

Robert Maffei2 60 Henley RdWynnewood, PA 190963110

From: maffeik@verizon.netSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 10:10 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements. It is imperative that we preserve our environmentthe best of our ability!

Sincerely,

Philip Maffei

Philip Maffei260 Henley RdWynnewood, PA 190963110

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dvk3@psu.eduFriday, March 10, 2006 10:16EP, RegCohnmentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Deborah Kauffman125 E Aaron DrState College, PA 168033004

From: k.wc@verizon.netSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 12:33 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the ,Department of Environmental Protection's proposed changes "to the Pennsylvania Clean jVehicle Program. i

In 2 003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from canand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed to jmeet federal air quality standards.N 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers an jestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk. j

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Karen Wood-Campbell149 Pairview AvePittsburgh, PA 15220-5819

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bpugliese@steelworkers-usw.orgFriday, March 10, 2006 7:50 AMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Barbara Pugliese225 12th StreetSharpsburg, PA 152152401

From: Hthr9925@Aol.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 2:47 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Heather Brinn44 Trueman AvenueHAddonfield, NJ 080332530

From: mj229@verizon.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 3:54 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Mary Jean Maxwell220 N. Diithridge St.Pittsburgh, PA 152131456 . .

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sarajv47@yahoo.comThursday, March 09, 2006 7:51EP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Jeanine Vermillion1008 Glenn Cir NState College, PA 168033464

From: audthoma@indiana.eduSent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 9:13 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:

I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Dr. Auden ThomasAuden Thomas4794 Tipton RdHarrisburg, PA 171112708

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loje_wi@ yahoo.comFriday, March 10, 2006 7:42 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental'Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Jerry Wilson5323 Brightwood Rd FlBethel Park, PA 15102-

From: chudock@msn.comSent: Friday, March 10, 2006 7:51 PMTo: . EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk. I have livedmy entire life in this•state and there is no excuse for this ranking. We can, and must,reduce pollution.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Chris Hudock638 10th AveBethlehem, PA 18018-5038

From: Comly@vitetta.comSent: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:51 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Albert M Comly Jr354 LIndenwold AveAmbler, PA 190024651

mm: Isnel239@kutztown.eduant: Tuesday, March 07, 2006 8:54 AMo: EP, RegCommentsubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

ear EQB:am writing, to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing theennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thato beyond weaker federal requirements.

incerely,

isa Snell13 Armstrong Roadarlisle, PA 170131702

From: dcranger@mac.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 11:40 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements. This will be a positive step in how people viewPennsylvania. It will also be a step in creating a healthier environment which will endup being a cost savings to Pennsylvania.

Sincerely,

Dennis Coffman

Dennis Coffman153 Hiddenwood DriveHarrisburg, PA 17110.3928

From: kkchuri@comcast.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 10:58 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Kathryn Churl320 E Roumfort RdPhiladelphia, PA 19119-1030

From: bmont@netscape.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 9:55 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

I believe there is little doubt that air pollution is a detriment to the health of allPennsylvanians. We need to do something to reduce pollution NOW.

Sincerely,

Betty Montana1269 Browning CourtLansdale, PA 194465385

From: KAMSTAR@AOL.COM (Sent: Wednesday, March 08,2006 9:29 PM fTo: EP, RegComments ISubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB: • |I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

KIM MERVILLE540 Hammond StPittsburgh, PA 152041916

From: DCSkyBoy@aol.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 9:12 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,Danny CostanzaDaniel Costanza80 Pechins Mill RdCollegeville, PA 194263222

From: jlr23psu@yahoo.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 8:52 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Phil Roberts576 E Shadow LnState College, PA. 168031227

From: merrylg@gmail.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 3:24 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Merryl Gladstone910 S 47th StPhiladelphia, PA 19143-3619

Shepherd, Natalie

From: vrdorn@yahoo.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 3:18 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. »Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the fDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Valerie Dorn812 Bennington RdFolcroft, PA 19032-1605

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yarmaf@Iycos.comWednesday, March 08, 2006 1:36 PMEP, RegCommentsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Mary Fineran17 Franklin Pi.North Arlington, NJ 070316013

From: chrisandheather1@comcast.net |Sent: Wednesday, March 08,2006 9:20 PM ITo: EP, RegComments [Subject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126 !

Dear PA Env. Quality Board, |.

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, IMy family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. |Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the fDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Heather Ambrose430 Reeser StLeesport, PA 19533-9537

Shepherd, Natalie

From: mizdail@ecologyfund.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 9:20 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS. 121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Matthew Mizdail790 Spruce StEmmaus, PA 18049-2135

From: davisville4210@comcast.net |Sent: Wednesday, March 08,2006 8:45 PM |To: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. .Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Jean ScherfCunningham4210 Davisville RdHatboro, PA 19040-2504

From: woodshouse@alltel.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 8:37 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Amber Messer346 Hill RdJefferson, PA 15344-4248

From: bryn_r@ ecologyfund.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 7:59 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family^ community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Bryn Richard552 Holmes RdMorton, PA 19070-1319

From: radst46@netscape.net \Sent: Wednesday, March 08,2006 5:45 AM \To: EP, RegComments |Subject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126 j

Dear PA Env. Quality Board, j

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, IMy family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. IPlease help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the jDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program. j

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from cars jand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers an iestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk. j

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PA '•Clean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

R Renee Dolney2315 Orlando PiPittsburgh, PA 15235-2768

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shall3991 ©yahoo.comWednesday, March 08, 2006 5:41 AMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked.11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed .changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Suzanne HallPO Box 732207 S. Main StMont Alto, PA 17237-0732

From: helenmag62@usadatanet.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 5:06 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

Because I live and work in southeastern Pennsylvania and have a granddaughter with asthma,I am deeply concerned about the quality of air here. In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from cars and trucks while 37 PA counties,including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed to meet federal'air quality standards.'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers an estimated 370,000 asthma attacksannually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Helen Magnavita656 W Washington StSlatington, PA 18080-1641

From: csmp2nd@peoplepc.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 4:50 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Alberta Kateiva2462 Independence AveRoslyn, PA 19001

From: chatty2853@aol.com jSent: Wednesday, March 08,20061:49 AM jTo: EP, RegComments |Subject: PA Clean Vehicles Program j

Dear EQB: ' jI am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the jPennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that jgo beyond weaker federal requirements. |

Sincerely, |

Krysten Jones . j208 Cambridge Drive jLanghorne, PA 19047

•"rom: gmadoll789@suscom.netsent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 1:24 AM"o: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

)ear EQB:: am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatro beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

farry Doll,00 Lycoming St Apt 2 01Jilliamsport, PA 177014957

From: seanhow2@yahoo.com iSent: Wednesday, March 08,20061:12AM |To: EP, RegComments fSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program f

Dear EQB: • jI am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the jPennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that Igo beyond weaker federal requirements. j

Sincerely, )

Sean V Howard534 ChurchIndiana, PA 15701

Yom: akpanis@yahoo.comlent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 1:12 AMo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

'ear PA Env. Quality Board,

iear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,y family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.'lease help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting thedepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Cleanehicle Program.

n 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsnd trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed toieet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anstimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAlean Vehicle Program.

incerely,

lexander Panis04.9 Whispering Woods Droon Township, PA 15108-9034

Shepherd, Natalie

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gedalia54@juno.comWednesday, March 08, 2006 4:05 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families, at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Charles Millman114 Black Hill RdPlymouth Meeting, PA 19462-1804

From: ahallowell@gmail.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 4:25 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 3 7 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Alexander Hallowell403 Meadowbrook AveSaint Davids, PA 19087-4831

From: pjfdean@comcast.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 4:47 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board, ' I

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, IMy family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. \Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the jDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Clean \Vehicle Program. I

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from cars jand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Pamela Fritzsche60 Walden Way •Coatesville, PA 19320-1325

From: kpm63@yahoo.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 6:53 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Kevin Meehan241 Aronimink OrNewtown Square, PA 19073-3415

Shepherd, Natalie

From: gmgray@cedarcrest.eduSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 1:09 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Guy Gray810 Vernon StBethlehem, PA 18015-2921

Shepherd, Natalie

From: fightfornature@yahoo.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 12:33 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Louis DeJoseph145 Conestoga RdWayne, PA 19087-3914

Shepherd, Natalie

From: daisym@comcast.netSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 11:29 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the IPennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that |go beyond weaker federal requirements. j

Sincerely, j

Burr McFarlane j56 Cambridge Drive • . IHershey, PA 170332182

Shepherd, Natalie

From: gwpm19@yahoo.comSent: Wednesday, March 08, 2006 11:25 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

george madeira602 Wyndmoor Avewyndmoor, PA 190387951

From: fin@epix.net fSent: Thursday, March 09,2006 4:59 PM |To: EP, RegComments |Subject: Clean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126 I

Dear PA Env. Quality Board, • |

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board, JMy family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air. jPlease- help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting the IDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania Clean IVehicle Program. . |

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

1 urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Agnes Brennan2 0.4 Brookfield AptsDallas, PA 18612-9124

From: raymondljones@comcast.netSent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 12:34 PMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am greatly concerned with the information that the EPA is publishing in that parts of PAare in non-attainment status as to established clean air standards. I am urging the stateto move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing the Pennsylvania Clean VehiclesProgram, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks that go beyond weaker federalrequirements.

Sincerely,

Ray Jones624 Burnt House RoadCarlisle, PA 170139123

Shepherd, Natalie

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boxofrain544@msn.comThursday, March 09, 2006 12:09 PMEP, RegCommentsClean Vehicle Program25 PA.CODE CHS.121 AND 126

Dear PA Env. Quality Board,

Dear Members of the Environmental Quality Board,My family, community, and I deserve to live in a state where we can breathe clean air.Please help make Pennsylvania a safe and healthy place to live by supporting theDepartment of Environmental Protection's proposed changes to the Pennsylvania CleanVehicle Program.

In 2003, Pennsylvania was ranked 11th in the nation for the worst smog pollution from carsand trucks while 37 PA counties, including all of southeastern Pennsylvania, failed tomeet federal air quality standards. 'Smog' pollution from cars and trucks triggers anestimated 370,000 asthma attacks annually. This puts our families at risk.

I urge the Environmental Quality Board to support the DEP's proposed changes to the PAClean Vehicle Program.

Sincerely,

Don Bradley2445 Linden DrHavertown, PA 19083-1651

Shepherd, Natalie

From: pcs1936@yahoo.comSent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 11:41 AMTo: EP, RegCommentsSubject: PA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Peter Stone924 Laurel DrBethlehem, PA 180171909

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mlg238@psu.eduTuesday, March 07, 2006 4:47 PMEP, RegCommeritsPA Clean Vehicles Program

Dear EQB:I am writing to urge the state to move ahead as quickly as possible in implementing thePennsylvania Clean Vehicles Program, and its clean air standards for cars and trucks thatgo beyond weaker federal requirements.

Sincerely,

Michelle gasperinePO Box 166Waterville, PA 177760166

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